By
Christopher Searles
Published on
Monday, November 21, 2011
I have spent a morning or two, exhausted and shoeless, standing in an airport bomb detector after being groped by a TSA agent, all because the New York State DMV apparently doesn't see "Christopher" as a common enough name to be able to fit the whole thing on my driver's license. Even so, I really have no problem with the increased security measures at our airports. But if you can avoid the hassle, why not?
By
Cathy Meinhold
Published on
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Long Island is a unique and extraordinary place. Separated by 120 miles and a couple of hours are the world-famous hustle and bustle of New York City and the wind-blown ocean village of Montauk. On any given day, the adventurous soul can travel between these bookend jewels and stop at any of the hundreds of equally interesting places in-between. Travel from the island into Manhattan for dinner and a show or from New York City to Greenport for a sail and fresh seafood on the dock. The choices are endless, with countless destinations at your disposal.
By
Leyla Marchetto
Published on
Monday, July 11, 2011
Summer is in full swing, so why not take the time to plan a fun excursion in July or August? Sick of sitting in traffic? Opt for a day trip by sea! Don't own a boat? No need! For each of the following adventures, all you need is a little planning and a ride to the ferry. Combined with a trip on Hampton Jitney, all of these trips are doable to-and-from Manhattan if your heart desires.
